imaginary in Irish
imaginary in Irish is samhailteach, samhlaithe, samhlaitheach — imaginary means not real; existing only in the mind or imagination.
imaginary in Irish
samhailteach
Existing only in the imagination.
samhlaithe
Existing only in the imagination.
samhlaitheach
Existing only in the imagination.
taibhriúil
Existing only in the imagination.
íomháineach
Existing only in the imagination.
What does "imaginary" mean?
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adj Not real; existing only in the mind or imagination.
"As a child, she had an imaginary friend named Bibbles."
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adj In mathematics, describing a number that is a multiple of the square root of -1.
"The equation had two imaginary roots."
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imaginary in a sentence
- As a child, she had an imaginary friend named Bibbles.
- The map showed an imaginary line dividing the two territories.
- The equation had two imaginary roots.
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What is "imaginary" in Irish?
"imaginary" in Irish is samhailteach, samhlaithe, samhlaitheach. imaginary means: Not real; existing only in the mind or imagination.
How do you use "imaginary" in a sentence?
Example: "As a child, she had an imaginary friend named Bibbles." In Irish, "imaginary" is samhailteach, samhlaithe, samhlaitheach.
Are there other ways to say "imaginary" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "imaginary": samhailteach, samhlaithe, samhlaitheach, taibhriúil, íomháineach.
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